Breaking News: Warriors’ Stephen Curry Drops Hint on Availability for Raptors Game Following Win Against Knicks
Golden State Warriors’ star Stephen Curry has seemingly dispelled rumors of sitting out the team’s upcoming four-game Eastern Conference road trip. Following their 110-99 victory over the New York Knicks, the 35-year-old hinted at his availability for the second leg of the back-to-back against the Toronto Raptors.
When a team staffer interrupted Curry’s postgame media availability to catch a flight to Toronto, Curry responded, “Oh, yeah. I’m gonna get a good night’s sleep, too, ’cause I don’t wanna be tired.”
Earlier in the week, Curry made headlines by addressing speculations about his fatigue following the All-Star break. After the Warriors’ loss to the Denver Nuggets, coach Steve Kerr remarked on Curry’s apparent tiredness, suggesting he might need a break during the road trip. However, Curry dismissed claims of fatigue, attributing his shooting struggles to the law of averages rather than exhaustion.
Despite Kerr’s initial suggestions, it appears Curry has no plans to rest before the Warriors return home. His participation against the Knicks and upcoming game against the Raptors signal his commitment to playing every game. While Kerr may have had concerns about Curry’s fatigue, having him on the court against the Raptors will undoubtedly be a welcome sight for the Warriors.
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